Solar Industry Growth Projected
06/24/2009
To date, only 444 megawatts of solar energy have been put in place by U.S. utility companies. Experts predict that this amount will increase 12-fold in the coming years as a result of plans for new solar farms in California, Hawaii, Florida, and Arizona.
As many banks are still in turmoil, federal stimulus funds will play an important part in the success of these solar projects. However, some utility companies are claiming that the government has not been clear as to how to access the federal money for such projects. The Treasury Department and the Department of Energy are expected to provide this information in the months ahead.
Project Announcements
NSP Panels Establishes Mullins, South Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
03/25/2026
United Composite Materials Plans Greenville County, South Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
03/25/2026
Van-Am Expands St. Joseph, Missouri, Operations
03/25/2026
Lufburrow & Company Plans Aberdeen, Maryland, Manufacturing Operations
03/24/2026
Autokiniton Expands Bellevue, Ohio, Manufacturing Operations
03/24/2026
Philip Morris International Plans Tampa, Florida, Operations
03/24/2026
Most Read
-
Top States for Doing Business in 2024: A Continued Legacy of Excellence
Q3 2024
-
Economic Developer Role Shifting from Deal-Making to Systems Stewardship
Q1 2026
-
What Companies Need from Modern Manufacturing Sites
Q1 2026
-
Capitalizing on the OBBBA Before the 2026 Cliff
Q1 2026
-
Last Word: Don’t Lose by Winning
Q1 2026
-
Advanced Manufacturing Isn’t a Buzzword—It’s a Different Location Strategy
Q1 2026
-
2025’s Top States for Business: How the Winners Are Outpacing the Rest
Q3 2025